Here you can purchase my Constantine Hat and Mittens set as a bundle.

Both the child and adult versions of Elana’s Corkscrew Beanie, sized from preemie to large adult. Both patterns are written so you can work either flat on two needles or in the round on DPNs or circular needles.

Four cosy hat patterns, three in worsted weight and one in chunky, all available in one little ebook bundle.

The yarn used for this set is Manos del Uruguay Silk/Merino Blend, which is a super soft DK yarn. You can knit the whole set with just 100g of yarn, which makes this a pretty cheap gift set (or scrummy treat for yourself!)

I love hats, – I’d wear them all year round if I could. The 4ply yarn and the lace and cable pattern make Autumn Gold a lightweight lace and cable hat suitable for the in between seasons.

I designed the Zigzag Cowl and Mittens patterns for the Erika Knight yarn collection in 2012. Erika liked my previously released Zig Zag hat and asked me if I would like to design a matching cowl and mittens to help promote the yarn. The pattern was first released in print in the US, UK and Europe. The yarn is super smooshy and warm and lends itself well to the Zigzag pattern and accessories.

Knit in Erika Knight’s ‘Vintage Wool’, this unisex bobble hat is made up of knit, slip and cabled stitches to create a warm, woven-look fabric.

Pattern updated August 2022

Pattern updated Sept 2022

NOTES

£5.00 ebook- Buy both the child and adult versions with instructions to knit flat and in the round.

Pattern Updated July 2022

Pattern updated Sept 2022

Pattern updated Sept 2022

2022 UPDATE - Both Elana’s Corkscrew Beanie and the adult version have now been updated to include versions to knit flat on two needles.

A sunburst pattern in a gloriously rich yellow colour is guaranteed to put a smile on your face every time you see this hat! The lace pattern is worked in a Fyberspates Vivacious DK merino yarn, which provides excellent stitch definition.

I designed this pumpkin tea cosy pattern in 2011 for Cosy Tea.

Worked from the toe up, this sock pattern is a juicy one to get stuck into, with it’s pattern of leaves, cables and open knot stitches extending neatly up into the cuff.

I was inspired by traditional Swedish Bohus stranded knitting for this and wanted the brim to be something different than the usual rib.  I was led to the Latvian Braid through various Google image searches and found myself learning this new and fun technique, which I quickly decided would be the main feature of the hat.

Instructions are included for working flat or in the round.

A gorgeous pattern of twisted stitches, cables and wrap stitches decorates these appealing socks.

Seriously cosy mittens that are worked in stranded knitting to keep chills at bay. These mittens are knitted in the round, increasing for the thumb which is completed at the end. The pattern is fun to follow and knits up quickly.

This is a fun lace pattern that is easily memorised after a few repeats. The cowl is long enough to wear once round (below) or to twist up around your neck.

Inspired to create something for British springtime, this hat came about after two years of wondering what to make with this lovely yarn. Manos del Uruguay is a silk and merino blend and is seriously scrummy! This hat has become a firm favourite of mine and best seller. I love how the yarn colour works with the pattern, and how the subtle chang...

After making the Nordic Lace Hat, I thought the pattern repeat would look good on a pair of mittens too! My hands get really cold at work, so I wanted something stylish I could wear but still type at the same time! Thus the Nordic Lace Mittens were born… :)

Perranporth is a 4ply hat designed for sock knitters! Worked in a yarn with great stitch definition, the pattern is addictive and grows quickly. You start at the rib cuff, which is worked in the same size needles as the hat, and increase in pattern on the first round. The lace pattern is then followed until the crown shaping begins, which incor...

Porthtowan is an airy lightweight hat suitable for all year round, with options to work as a beanie or a slightly longer slouch style hat. I’ve found it’s also the perfect weight to wear under a cycling helmet on colder mornings, or keep in your pocket in case a sudden chill arrives in the air!

Sizes

This ingenious sock design is completely reversible! As you knit, you create a delicate pattern of twisted travelling stitches; turn your completed sock inside out, though, and the fabric has a different, more subtle texture, which is equally pretty.

This is a very simple beanie hat, recently updated and resized to fit a toddler through to large adult. Made from 100% merino wool, it promises to keep the coldest of heads cosy!

I designed these patterns for the Erika Knight yarn collection in 2012. Erika liked my Zig Zag hat and asked me if I would like to design a matching cowl and mittens to help promote the yarn and the pattern was first released in print in the US, UK and Europe.

I designed these patterns for the Erika Knight yarn collection in 2012. Erika liked my Zig Zag hat and asked me if I would like to design a matching cowl and mittens to help promote the yarn. The pattern was first released in print in the US, UK and Europe.

2022 UPDATE